St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-17

Carrabas, Charlie Gale; Highland Mary, Ma
riou Rice; Lord Fountleroy, Willie Gale;
Prin cess Coralline, Nellie Armstrong; Prince,
Harry Pottle; Cinderella. Maud Pottle: Spring,
Bessie Sawyer; Summer, Florence Lane; Au-
tumn, Alberta Hayward; Winter, Dora
Segelbaum: Sinbad the Sailor Gene
Swan; Princess Natalie, Gertrude Ingram;
Tom, the Piper's Son, Robbie Lane; Erminie
Jennie Redfield; Mary Quite Contrary Matte
Rogers: Buy IL Broom" Dora Franklin;
Mother Hubbard, Georgia Ingalls,; Dog,
"Fido;' Bobbie Shafton. Eugene Segelbaum:
Bonnie Belle. Helen Humphrey; Georgia
Porgie George ThickInS; Polly Put the Kettle
On, Susie Salisbury; Flower Girl. Mamie Grit
fiths: Fairy Queen, Edna Durgin; Toreador,
Leon Michaels; Carmen, Rebecca Michaels;
Humpty Dumpty, Eginton Franklin: Naiad
Queen, Mabel Pottle; Fra Diavolo, Artie JEFF
freys; Zerlina Grace Sullivan: Figaro. Miles
Forman; Bohemian Girl, Gertie Filbert;
Gypsy Baron. Willie Hazeltne; Fair Maid,
Alice Shattuck; Romany Rye. Charles Hop
pin; La Gitarna, Alice Redfield; Jockey, Mark
Lee; Fair Mad Bessie Shat
tuck; Rigoletto, Charlie Bacon; La
Zingara. Grace Taylor: Pretty Lass,
Edith Gates; Esmeralda, Mary Orvis;
Jack, Arthur Hoppin; Gill, Pearl Franklin;
Page, Charlie Mccarthy, Curly Locks, Emma
HaZeltine: Tommy Shocks Howard Warner:
Bessie Brooks, Nellie Brackett; Little Miss
Muffit, Maud Barteson; Red Riding Hood,
Minnie Miller; Jack Horner, Freddie Bacon;
Mary with her Little Lamb. Marie Doyle:
Little Boy Blue, Warren Dorner: Little Bo
Peep, Ethel Malcolm; Bachelor, Georgia
Brooks: Bride, Ada Hazeltine.
North Star Division No. l, uniform rank,
Knights of Pythas, gave an enjoy able social
aud dancing party at Castle hall, corner
Washington and Fourth avenues south, Mon
day evening. Canvas had been spread over
the carpet in the main lodge loom, making
an excellent dancing floor. The party was
wholly informal, and was decidedly fraternal
in character About fifty couples were
present. a. &. Green, E. P. Thompson and
w. L. Mallory constituted the committee of
arrangements. The floor managers, to whose
attentive kindness much of the success of the
affair is due, were NJ. Chellgord, P. Il. Megar-
din, J. A. Bing, A. j. Rosander, j. j.
Waskuwich and B. Banks. The entire divis-
ion was the reception committee, and every
guest was given Il kindly welcome that pre-
pared him for a happy evening.
The Canadian society added terpschore an
pleasures to the regular entertainment for
its April meeting, which was held at Curtiss
hall Friday evening. The committee of ar
engagements, Ben Beveridge, S. E. Dawson, T.
S. Booth and John H. Robertson, had care
fully planned the details of an event G
which brought enjoyment to every person
who attended. After an excellent literary
and musical programme, in which Madam
Robert Farwe ather and /. ]. Covey, Misses
Leila Paige and Mamie Hughes and Messrs.
Bert Rose distinguished themselves, the floor
was cleared and few hours were spent in
dancing.
The Eyausonian hop at Curtiss hall last
Monday evening, was not largely attended
owing doubtless to the large number of coun-
ter attractions. Those present, however, re-
port firSt-rate time.
The members and friends of George H.
Morgan Post and Relief Corps danced at Odd
Fellows hail, corner Third street and Nicollet,
Friday night. As is usual at the entertain
ments of this popular post, the attendance
was large-almost too large for comfortable
dancing, but as there will be a corresponding
addition to the relief fund, the ladies of the
corps will be happy.
A pleasant affair was the social dancing
party given by the young people of the Third
UniversaiSt church at the hall, corner Twen-
ty-sXth street and BIaisdell avenue. 1t was
unique among dances as having been the
chosen time for the introduction of the ultra
length pointed collar by four brilliant young
society men.
The Swedish Guard and Gustavus Adolphus
society gave dance at Harmonic hall last
night which called forth large number of
leading Scandinavian society people. The
brilliant uniforms and clanking scabbards of
the Guards were not the least attractive
feature of a party which all present enjoyed.
Washburn Post, of the South side, gave q
jolly "necktie and apron dancing party at
Thomas hall last Monday night. There was
a good attendance and no limit to the amuse-
ment. :,